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Zen 16oe @ai 1887.
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iaa pmtrent cit aisiort Gag, at Chicago,
Milpanfee & CT. Taul Sanen aster at
upipre ct npt Gasiaser Geppt peo
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at bet ifilbe blipe Ilppr al Irbe'oet.
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5fal uare at ppfpre BET al Mlriten, iaas
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impb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oen 1899 yaai 1881

meo en- berpGrenbe Sanf. Man flyer,
at ban bar saaet sitouer for at orbne
fig isrit. Tab paa gprien / Gbicasp
Ifal bore @rrnben til Stanbsninsen al
llbbetalinser. Der ltal bore roiister
til at orbue set Sele paa en- for arebis
torerne tilirebsltilenbe Maaoe, iaa bet
icrite Stris i 1aabunne 5ilfaloe pil
piie fig at reiultere til en- Sagatel. !Sr.
Cons er en- fsrite &lasies screenings
manb, ps Ri snlfer bam Selb til Orb,
ninsen al fine Iiferer. F.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
II HOLMAN FAMILY

pil sipe en- Itpr Concert Stepers Saa
2prbas Iiten ben 21be Mai beitaaenoe
al uocal ps inltrumental Muiif. 9ette
Selifab bar ualminoelis sooe Gnbefas
finger fra Ges Mpines, Snoepenbence,
Mandelter, &eit Union os mango an
Ore Steber, bupr De bar siuet Concert.
SiIetter q IS Gents lalses hos 2eonarb,
lamt peb S~nbsansen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18

5porleoes mon iparer telegram,
gebDrer. @n Wanb / Spitlanb if ipr=
nplis ct Telegram fra Seem gorf al
fplsenoe Snobulo: "Sobannes treble
Srep, BIB" San Ing op / 8ibe=
len, % De citerebe Sers 100 iaalebes
"Seg baobe nleset at melbe, men iea bill
life ifripe Dig til meb glef ps Ien
men ie9 bnaber mart at ie big, os 90
futile pi mnnotlisen tale iammen. Sreb
bore meo big; Sennerne bilier big.
9ils Sennerne, buer iiarl"
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18
Totcaratt.@auert.

llneertesnebe bar ilsbt u. " Gbams' 30.
tosraiis8alleri paa @ater Street. Sea bar
ipripnet bet mee me Snltrumenter Ga iifr,t
mig en- flint NsNitent / 9. Sopth ira Sipur
9itp, iaa leg III fan lepere atiurat Iaa apbt
IortrGtter ipm upaeu Nnoen / bet nprSpSt.
iise Soma. Nlt Grbeioe saranteres GA uS.
ieres til moderate Yriier. Som iub % keJe
nit Nrbeioe % bsr mine Vriier.
p. q. BorIauA,
lA'1. 9ecprab, Some.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-18

Sr. Mifdel Rei6ert, Def pelbefienote
5prmanb for "8entudp @asun Manus
featuring Co., 904 @ait Gbeitnut Str,
louisville, &p., l%friuer, at Or. gusuit
apniss Samburser- Samiliez Mebiciner
albris mansler / bans Sus % at slns
penbelien al benz bar Oite rebbet banl
fra mango SpsbOmme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31
LACE CURTAINS Az Ps1xK Cosr
STATION PERRY

STATION FERRY
Successor to Pxasr BaorHxm,
Is OFFERING HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF ANTIQUE.
NOTTINGHAM AND MADRAS LACE CURTAINS
AT sPkIAE COST" 10 CLOSE THEM OUT
THIS Is RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PAETfES
fSShhNiSNHiSS T9 TTRSH LI LACE GgkTAlNs,
As THEY WILL SOON BE DISPOSED OF AT THE
BESI ENGLISH FURNITURE CRETONNES AT
2oC., REDUCED FROM soc. AND 4OC.
RAW SILK TABLE COVERS, ALL SIZES; ALL
WOOL BLANKETS, MAhSEILLES QUITS
Mn IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE Linens,
NiHHHfK Is r T9UWELS p SSRAsssEs, AND GLASS
BELGIAN PILLOW AND sHEETING LINENS
s SIasI IL ALL QUALITIES. BOTH WHITE AND
MEPIIM WkIGHT JACKETS AND WRAPS AT
NEW IMF0hrED JERSEYS. FROM so so TO Az
MEN " SIN sIkk SHT RIt AND CASHMERE sHxWLs
NEW STOCK OF PURE WOOL FRENCH DRESS
FABRICS IN ALL THE LATEST FALL COLOR
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL PARIS TEX.
TUkEs FOR CONFIRMATION SUITS.
NV ENGLlSH SUITIN6S. SCOTCH CHEYIOTS
AND FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS
IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK AND COIORED
LYONS SILKS AND vELyETS.
WEDDING OUTFITS SPECIALITY
OPL.AiS FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEs
sEATON PERRY
Pzszr Drnprxa
~.x, PennsylvAna sv&. cor. 9Th St
43t4Snsnso iS4o 4u27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31

Mexico at last gives the world great discovery.
one Of her sons has invented q means Of lifting
the heaviest ships higa IN mia-air and transport
Ing them across the continent. Ifthis Is 80, Capt
Eads was fortunate In dying last year, and De
Lesseps has outliyed his own glory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31

In the early months Of the administration prob
ably there would have been no hesitation about
the appointment OF Prof. Goode as Fish Commis-
sioner. AL Of the civil service proprieties are
satisfied In the selection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31
"WHEs TIE LEAVES BrersT oFA11.-
GREAT AUTUMN RRMvAleT SALES
This THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LOT
OF REMNANTS EVER SHOWN IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

Following quotations wiz convince you Of ths fact
r, lot Of CONCEPTS, slightly damaged only &C.,
q h H..
az :Sa g i a
elegant In appearance. and fast In color.
e FRENCH .,n sA i
70
: K shs lot e ss suit but enough
md q g.
ct. se Of
I'M, Tse n.n a.s sh full ne Fl sn9: HsysEy
e esses Ct DARK;coLoEED cAcHMEBE AND
ass 81 e.
III: II # II . IN .ssSI:
entirely feather proof.
iy ys;a s .'a: IT, IT, regular price &c. &C.
ss:siSS = Patterns only ios a.s
every style quality and figure at about half their
Several cases Of 1.RACHED COTTON REMNANTS.
s1s VII s only ~ sd &c. E per ysld
lot of DOMESTIC HOSIERY. consisting of Ladies'.
Gents aud Mi,ses Hose. from to 12hc. per pair;
worth considerable more but owing to the circuln-
stance thst We don't keep domestic hosiery but this lot
hAyn. been bought with stock Of OF merchandise,
we have marked figures very low III to close them
out
1873 dozen Of FANCY TIDES. beautiful patterns in
three different colorA only Ike; worth ut least 2Ec.
10 dozen Of PINK AND BLUE FIGURED TABLE
SCARFS, reasonable sizs, only 17c.; generally sold
ut SOC.
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
Having done every thing in our power for the benent
OF the public expect to DO favored with many calls
this week. assuring our worthy patrons
SATISFACTION, POIITENEss AND FAIR DEAL
ING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31
NOVELTIES IL JERsEYs

Aspendid ll-wooi Jersey. with Breton Front, Two
Rows of Buttons and Button Holes Adjustable Vest,
ONLY $40 would be bargain At Is
Another ALL Wool Jersey, with Front Collar and
Cuffs heavily Jetted the most perfect fitting Jersey
made. only 81 9S.
We have all sizes Of the above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31

Just such another case OF poetic justice as hap
pened TO the New York burglar who killed himself
In trying to break through plate glass window
viii never occur twice In the history of all time.
IL would be no occasion for regret, however, II
there were a likelihood Of its frequent occurrence.
The criminal who has been convicted four times
Of the same crime has reached point where his
reformation cannot be expected, and no consider
alton OF mercy can rigbtfully be claimed for him.
The only interests to be thought OF are those Of
society. To himself the criminal can never be any
good: to society he Is an enemy upon whom
leniency or mercy are lost. Some advanced
students Of crime and Its prevention believe that
the wiSest course with such criminals Is to i'm
prison them for life or impose the death penalty.
The fact that burglars spend their time while In
prison planning new crimes which they seek TO
carry out as soon as they have gained their
freedom shows that prisons do not always reform,
and succeed only in part In preventing crime. One
OF the members OF the Philadelphia society for the
Ameloration OF Prisoners, on q recent visit TO Eu-
ropean prisons, found a noted bank robber, who
had plan all mattfred TO rob the Drexels bank In
Philadelphia as soon as he had served his term
out and he was painfully surprised to learn that
the Drexels had built q new bank, and his plans
were futile. burglar is always q possible Iaur.
derer. BE undertakes burglary knowing that his
Life may be the forfeit OF his daring. and he usu-
ally goes prepared TO save himself By adding murder
TO burglary. On the ground that O confirmed bur-
giar is danger to human lfe there is good support
for the proposition that stated number Of convic-
ttons for burglary should merit the death penalty
There could be no regret On account Of the taking
OF of such criminals as there Is none in the case
OF New York burglars Probably a majority Of
people who have lost by burglaries would congrat-
ulate themselves IL there were q law already on
the statute books making implement On a sharp
point OF plate glass the penalty for even the first
attempt at it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31

Pranzinrs death On the block hardly pays his
debt, but ntly closes a horrible chapter OF crime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

EOR RENT-FURNISHED-2A NORTH CAPT.
men.s. ! Mel. DoDSON
su3l-1m l.35 ST. NV.
TSoR RENT-HoUSE IN NORTHWEST. COVE
E,eht To her';cs and stree cars painted and put va
order rent. $40 month parking IN front
ana aSrsc yard M the modern inn ycinents.
sa3l-4t HILL & JOHNSTON. sBS 18th ST. n. ".
NOR RENT-A SMALL HOUSE SIX ROOMS 1921
W. ave Apply 10 T. POLLARD. 18th ST and r l.
ave. au3l-3t
EOR RENr-4IS y ST. n W. GROOM PiskSS
Il orlck house, IN good condition. with all modern
cohfelilencts, & 5000 Per month.
aa3l-S CUTTER & WINNER, 1923 = ST.
ICoR RENT-i3l4 RIGGS ST " W, 3-sToRY
4 and cellar brick. rooms, S45. wM. L. YOUNG.
1908 Fstn.v su31-3i
lOR RENT 9th. near x. lar fur Sl60
222 18th. Sr. -$2S.5o A. near "a Sc. rfur. %
Sth n, 9. n: l4r..ni 100 "a. near Sc l0r rur.s5
auSl oJn ID. q, PROCTOR & Sun. l.e36 T ST u.
e. OR REST-A LARGE l5-koON HOUSE. ON
fennSyivAnis ave. opposite Me ruloli.ar Hotel
most srable location for boarding house hotel
use; IN best condition: with n l modern Improve
ments; rent S1a Inquire Of d29 Peunsylyania ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31
THx LEADING Shoes o. THE C1r1

JAMES MEANS % SHOES
JAMES MEANS - SHOES
SWEET sHERWOOD's a3 SHOES
claim these shoes TO be the most durable goods that
can Be made and therefore they chespest The
leather II all tanned in the most thorough manner
the sewing and fastening il done the strongest way
possible. When you have worn these Shoes you will
have tested the justice Of these Claims and YOU viii
ssss Jour money In future by returning to
A. f. MORAN'S
so30-St 1922 7th street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31

The close As well as The beginning OF the "war"
with Colorow reflects severely on the Colorado
military. To steal horses, sheep and goats Ike a
common horse-thief ought to bring the positive
stamp OF disgrace On Major Leslie and his OIL
GERS. The National Guard should see to 1t that
these pOltroonS are promptly court-martialed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31
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s s'e S'GSx J ZEE SIS ssss
GGG ILL 90 " ZEE ssss
GGe, + 90 v Y sEr ssss
G oe ss { 90 w krr sss :
THE SPECIALLY OF THE pA1A1s ROYAL

THE SPECIALITY OF THE PAIAIs ROYAL
We have now in stock THIRrY-N1NR complete linss
Of KID GLOVES from which you can make your ~
lection for Fall Wear
The following list will enable you to nee what an
sortment there H. We think NO other house In thu
city show half the quantity and ss for quality
you know full we'll what excellent reputation we
have established on our Goves and surely going
to strive to maintain t-so then say that for quail
ity they surpass anything shown in this market
NEW
DEPARTMENT.
On and after SEPTEMBER l. 1887. any and every
Glove in our house selling for one dollar (S1
will be warranted.
5button Embroidered Kid Gloves, black and colors.
Csc.
5-button Embroidered Uudressed Kid Gloves. CSC.
ebut.on Embroidered Undresssd MousaustAirss,
Csc
s-button Embroidered Undrcssed MousquetAireA
SSc.
6-button Chamois Mcu.queta,res, Sc.
3-bu:ton "Elite" Kid Gloves. all colors, 81.
4-button "tliis" Kid Gloves, all colors, 81 10.
5-button Elite" lid Gloves. all colors, Sl.15.
6-button Lite" Kid Gloves. all colors. alps.
and button Elite" Kid Gloves. handsomely en-
broidared, Sl.25.
4-bulton Elite" Cndressed Kid Gloves, enbroid.
cred. SI1O.
5-butsOn Elite" Undrsssed Kid Gloves. ernbro.d-
cred, sl25.
3-button "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves, S1.35.
4-button "falais Royal" Kid Gloves. s1.5U.
5outton PALMS Royal" Kid Gloves. embroidered.
e15O
s-button -Palsis Royal" Kid Gloves, sl6s.
S-button "Pslais Royal" Kid Gloves $3.50
s-button "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves. Embroidered.
sl.e8.
sbutton 'Palais Royal" Kid Gloves Undres.sd Nous.
Quetaires 81 SO.
g. button "Pslais Royal" Undressed Nousouetsires
embroidered, $1.78.
12button "Palais Royal" Undressed MousQuetaires.
e1.9S.
~ button ''Palais Royal" undrsssed Mousquetarss.
2O-button "Palais Royal" Undrssssd Mousouetairss,
$3.50
2o-butson "Palais Royal" undrssssd Mousqustaires,
e425.
4-button Castor Gloves. black and colors embroid-
cred. Sl.50.
4buttoa Up. r." Russian Calf Gloves Picot Stitch,
sI6S.
Misses 4-button 'rPaais Royal" Gloves. CSC.
Misses Palas Royal" NousquetAirss. CSC.
Gents p. R." Dovskin Gloves heavy emb'd, CSC.
Gents p. r." Kid Gloves. embroidered, SL5O
Gents Up. r" Kid Gloves, finest quality, end 81 rs
Gents p. r." Russian Calf Gloves. embd, $l9S.
Gents p. r." Castor Gloves. embroidered. s1.:;5.
Gents "P r." Undressad Kid Gloves, sl5O.
Gents White Kid Gloves, plain, 81.
Gents p. r." White Kid Gloves embroidered II 25
Gents p. r." Black Kid Gloves. s125
ladies Gauntlet Driving Gloves, emh'I, ll35
Ladies' Gauntlet Driving Gloves best quality IL So
+ F 4 4 E E.. 4 + ::
ERR 90 A + ~" NJ.
RRR 9 Q w "A L
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90 Y LII
CA LISNER. Sole Proprietor and Manaeer.)
au31 11l7-11l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
YNHE Q. s. STANDARD REMEDIES ARE FOR
Il sale by
D. P HICKLING, Druggist,
su2I.ots 31O peunsylvauiS ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A. YOUNG MAN OF 90 YEARS;
experienced in clerkirs and DIR ving good address,
situation; good references. Address j. G., Star of
w with her child two years old wants ernrioym u.
to assist In ho,ise WORK. would take CHARGE ( q
house can bring city references. Address 1719 18th
street It,
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W situation as chsmbermsd and waitress assist
with care OF chdren best city reference given Call
at 1900 10th street u. au31-2t,
WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w situation as cook house girl; irst-class ref
erence from last ace Inquire at IL ST. au3l2'
WANTED-By A WIDOW LADY A SITUATION
housekeeper clerk in dry goods, fancy or book ore
can furnish the best OF reference Address Box 16U
Star office It.
WANTED-A GRADUATE OF THE NEW YORK
tion. Address OZONE. Star office. 1t.
WANIED - If You WANT A COOK, MAID
W nurses. wateress. sundress. men cooks. walters,
fHBoR A. j. cali
WANIED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE A
w Position in family school to teach ENGLISH
required Address Miss l. F. i1is Mcculioh It Bsi H
tinore. xu:l().2ts
WANTED BY WELL RECOMMENDED
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dress G. o. Star Office au3O-2ts
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
W for Cooks. Chanbei1un:ds, Waitress. Laundress
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR CHAMBEEMAIDs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31

Kx-Secretary Lincoln Is surprisingly wise In
what he says about himself and the Presidency.
But he said a far wiser thing once when some one
remarked that he did not look at all like his Illus
triOus father. ''Oh that's So" he said. "rm not a
Lincoln at all; I'm Todd" Slender as the causes
have been that now and then put a man In the
White House, no President was ever elected by his
name alone Tho random sentimentality that
now suggests the ex-Secretary's nomination is
based only on his name. That was all that justi-
6ed his Call TO Garfield's cabinet and nothing he
did while In the War Department at all warrants
Lis selection by great party TO be the Chief Ex-
ecutive or the nation. This Is the plain truth
which Mr.. Robert Lincoln has himself very prop
erly expressed at one time and another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-31
TAILORING DEpARrnrsr.
FALL 1887.

TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
FALL 1887.
THE ADVANCE STYLES OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC wooLENs ARE DAILY COM
ING IN AMONG THE FIRST TO ARRIVE
ARE WHAT VIZ TERM TIE uLTRA-srY-
LIsH. BY WHICH WE MEAN PRO
HouNcED PATTERNS, SUCH AS GOOD
DREssERs DELIGHT TO WEAR.
JUST AT THIS TINE WE ARE NOT BY
ANY MEANS RUSHED" WITH WORK.
RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON FOR THE
MAJORITY OF PEoPLE-BUT THAT IS ALL
THE MORE REASON WHY YOU SHOULD
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW. BECAUSE OUR
TAILoRs CAN GIVE MORE ATTENTION TO
THE GARMENTS THEY MAKE THAN THEY
CAN LATER ON. WHEN THEIR HANDS ARE
FULL THE CLOTHES YOU ORDER HERE
ARE CUT ON THE PREMISES BY AN AR.
TIsT OF REPUTATION AND ABILITY,
WHO FIRST MEASURES AND CARRIES IN
HIS MINDS EYE THE OUTLINE OF THE
PATRONS FORM. AND MADE By THE
MOST sKILLFUL wORKMEN oBrA1SABIR.
TO WHOM WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES
FOR THEIR WORK. BUT FROM WHOM. IN
TURN. We DEMAND THE HIGHEST OR.
DER OF woRKMANsHIP-AND WE GET
1T. THIS Is TAILORING PROPER, AND
THESE ARE THE REASONS WHY OUR
TAILORING SHOWS UP 80 WELL ALONG.
SIDE THE PRODUCTIONS OF soCALLED
MERCHANT TAILoBs WHO SEND THEIR
PATRONS ORDERS OUT OF TOwN-To
BALTIMORE OR PHILADELPH1A-ro BE
CUT AND MADE BY MEN WHO NEVER
SAVIOR NEVER WILL SETTLE MAN
FOR WHOM THEY MAKE THE CLOTHES
sAKs AND COMPANY,
SCIENTIFIC TA1LoRs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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WANTED--HET,P

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Mrs. CREEPY Star once 'D0 Guy ist:
| WANTED.LADY TO GIVE DESTRUCTION ON
| apply. Address W. W., Star ONCE. su3l st
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s s1s s iS0d e' suEEaJ
| street NV. It,
w some experience :, aI5 ~ St. NV. NV III VT" II.
WANSTE1DD1,,AasNs &C, ACTIVE AND HONORABLE
missions g., recommendations required. Address
" % ladies' dine wrappers to work At store Cali At
| WANTEp-IMMRDIATEL WATERS.
W aud Oyster shuckers' a. JoHNsoN's. 500 9th st.
WASN.LIdEDomadA & GotonEp W3YAN AS CHAMBER
| WANTED = A COMPETENT WHITE NURSE TO
~ =
WANTED THE 1sT. RELIABLE LADY
- sn s weekly
VVANTED--BY A FAMILY OF TWO, FIRST
Swedish preferred Apply S14 "a ,aoH H. "
WANTED-1J Boy VT 70 LEARN THE PRINTING
prtnt s 5ss 9TH @ "hsh1 II
NANTED-COLoRED NAN AND WIFE FOR
denps small ppH H % sSs
NV. IT,
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address FIX sssar ss
WA,N S1;: T., FIRST CLASS pLAsTERERs;
NOT .1py atan oToo fon union men nsed
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%qs' b f s,.1 tnt and wiling Address via,
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w rsnvassers To control oil sales Of the mean.
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W enc WHO has been at the trade prcfe rel Ayly
WANTED TWO SETTLED WOMEN. ONE AS
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1Ol0F ss.n-w. au27-1m
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persons (brst wagss), this city. Women cook.
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WANTED-DUND RES EMPLOYMENT Blu
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and srines with reference til N st. nv - IT.
WANTED TWENTY GOOD ROCK FOREMEN, ON
w the Cllnch Valley Divison OF the n. and W. II. r.,
q miles west Of Graham Va. wages 1910 to 81 per
WAHTED-FoR THE COMING sEASON-EX-
w pereiced and competent waist, skirt, sleeve
hands. Apply at 40 9th street. Wednesdays and
Fridays from 12 TO o'clock au1S-2ws
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I,oR RFST-als { ST. s. r. NrN SIX Ruo,i
u and Ccnar brick. bath. larnte. and rAnsc An Nv
10 W hllEh DEEBIE- 1919 Z 81 auis. I'm
1,oR REN r-9cs. 2osk. 2ll list st NJ
n double Iarlor with heat aud -A- unfuruish.i'
% eaeht- room House, Also. Sroyery Storr with m
lures. stock. and dwelling Inquire FL lit ~ -
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Van Horne, the Canadian Pacific Railroad man.
ager. is Yankee, and q shrewd one. He is in
Montreal exciting opposition to Premier Norquay' =
Manitoba road on the ground that il is move to-
ward annexation. 1t only needs sufficient hos
tiltty at Ottawa to force the ManitobianS into a
swift declaration Of independence for which they
are ready to fight at any time Mr. Van Horne
nay be driving ut this very thing
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W ANTED--ROOMS


W!ANTED-AboUT SEPTEMBER >. FOR GEN:
w teman and wife. two good sized Unturni Shed
Rooms. second floor. with Board and in q Gurlau
iainily II possible: permanent If suited location be-
tween 1911 and 9Ut and and SITS preferre: prics
10 be mob rae: references given and reqH red Adj
dress, stating price and location, H. H. T. Star Office
1t" ~
Neutrality-suspicious. AND WIFE DESIRES
w entire secotd floor of two three, four rooms
furnished, for house Apeping in good ncielbof d
d1std'lce moi an objection Address KOOME Star Of
fee. It.
VTANTrD-TO RENT DINING ROOM AND
w Kitchen Al 3arce hrst-cfass house where
are rented AdiresS Mr.. NAHON care l. L. under,
+. D.. Phil ulephia PA. au, i-3t'
VIVIAN ED-AN ED, GATED REFINED LADY IN
w oiice. would Ike two small communicating un-
furnished rlO.iis. unet and free from inquiry Adj
dress Lock Box 1i.I City Post-o.ice. aU:'1 st
WANTED ROOMS--To PARTIES HAVING ROOMS
~ t. relt we present advantage to procure tenants
that viii save ieEl time. trouble and money Room
Renting Agency. 3}S L st. b. RAMEY. ], 15-3n.
tNANTED-A YOUNG NAN OF GOOD HABITS
W desires hoom with Beard III pr, ate family,
with home coIfors terms must be der te. be
twetn Sth and l.jth and q aud u Nv AIt-.ss,
stating terms, W. i. f.. STIR U.fcc. ~ iii.
NNANTED-ROOMS AT uECE-HAvE NUMER.
on calls 10y all kinds C", rent rooms in two or
ROOM RENTING AGENCY 612 9th st. W uu}O- 81.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-DEsK ROOM, 2Ox9 FEET, WITH
railing around III one OF the best offices st.
first floor; $25 per month: give nature of business
Address DESK ROOM, Star office IT,
nor RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR BUSI-
Il ness purposes in basement and second floor Of 52l
18th st. Dust below ST. desirable location for
dentist claims attorney, studio &c. au}D- I'm
NOR RENT-SEvERAL GOOD OFFICE ROOMS
II sui able for patent attorneys ETC. rent moderate
821 It'll st. NV. opp. Patent Office au29-3ts